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| 1151 | Certificate issued to John Britewell in the amount of 16.16.8 for service on the Virginia State Line in the Revolutionary War. Declaration of Anderson Brightwell dated 13 March 1823 states that John and Elizabeth had two children: William and Jason. Declaration of Elizabeth filed on the same day states that John died without a will and never received bounty land for his services. Declaration of Elizabeth Brightwell filed on 17 March 1823 states states that William Brightwell served as a soldier in the Virginia Continental Line to the end of the war and he enlisted with her husband John Brightwell. She further states that William Brightwell died intestate in 1805 leaving a brother, Anderson Brightwell, and one sister Lucy Powers, as his only representatives. In a second declaration filed the same day, Elizabeth Brightwell states she was acquainted with Jesse Brightwell, a brother of her late husband and of Anderson Brightwell, and that he enlisted in the Virginia Continental line in March 1779. She further states that Jesse Brightwell was killed at Charleston and was unmarried, leaving Anderson Brightwell and Mrs Lucy Powers his only legal representatives. On 31 January 1828, William H. Shelton, Justice of the Peace in Pittsylvania County, Anthony D. Haden submitted a declaration that three brothers, Leonard Brightwell, Anderson Brightwell and Jesse Brightwell, enlisted in the Continental Army under Captain Thomas Bower and that Jesse Brightwell was killed in the Battle of Charleston. he further states that Leonard Brightwell died after the war and that Anderson Brightwell is the only surviving brother. | Brightwell, John (I8870)
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| 1152 | Charles Lewis appears in many records in Loudon County, Virginia from 1759 through 1772. Charles Lewis sold land in Loudon County, Virginia on 3 December 1772 and purchased land in Pittsylvania County, Virginia on 15 June 1773. The Charles Lewis of Loundon County has as neighbors the same members of the Hardy family as does Charles Lewis of Pittsylvania County. Therefore, it appears that Charles Lewis migrated to Pittsylvania County, Virginia around 1772 or 1773 with members of the Hardy family. | Lewis, Charles (I8189)
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| 1153 | Charles Lewis appears on the personal property tax list for Pittsylvania County through 1788 and is absent thereafter. Appearing in his place is Mary Ann Lewis. Charles Lewis most likely died sometime in 1788 or 1789. | Lewis, Charles (I8189)
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| 1154 | Charles Lewis appears on the personal property tax list for Pittsylvania County through 1788 and is absent thereafter. Appearing in his place is Mary Ann Lewis. Mary Ann Lewis is most likely the wife of Charles Lewis. | Lewis, Charles (I8189)
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| 1155 | Charles Love - Jno Martin , 2 Oct 1834 D(?)/59 Charles Love - Pinkney French, 7 Oct 1836 ?/123 | Covington, Catherine (I8620)
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| 1156 | Charlotte Carroll and Charles Matlock signed a marriage contract on 22 Nov 1862 giving Charlotte the right to hold in her own name personal property brought into the marriage by Charlotte. The marriage contract was witnessed by John Robertson and John L McChollister. | Family F2519
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| 1157 | Circuit Court March Term 1834 .. . Personally appeared Wm. Crow & Gilbert Christian in open court and made oath that Robert Crow late a pensioner of the Revolutionary War of said county departed this life on the 2nd day of February 1834 and that Polly Crow is his widow. . .[Original document in loose military records at Roane County Archives] | Crow, Robert (I5596)
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| 1158 | Coleman Shelby (35) and Monica Shelby (33) appear in the 1850 census in Union Co., North Carolina. Their household includes Elizabeth Shelby (13), Franklin Shelby (5), and Marcus L. Shelby (2). 1850 U.S. Census, Union Co., North Carolina, dwelling 632, family 632, roll M432_647, p. 43A. John Keziah appears on the same page. Coleman's daughter Elizabeth married John Keziah's son, Thomas A. Keziah | Monica (I4466)
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| 1159 | Coleman Shelby (35) and Monica Shelby (33) appear in the 1850 census in Union Co., North Carolina. Their household includes Elizabeth Shelby (13), Franklin Shelby (5), and Marcus L. Shelby (2). 1850 U.S. Census, Union Co., North Carolina, dwelling 632, family 632, roll M432_647, p. 43A. John Keziah appears on the same page. Coleman's daughter Elizabeth married John Keziah's son, Thomas A. Keziah. | Shelby, Coleman (I4465)
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| 1160 | Coleman Shelby appears in the 1840 census in Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina. His household includes 1 male under 5, 1 male 20-29, 1 female under 5 and 1 female 20-29. 1840 U.S. Census, Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina, Roll 365, p. 333. The young female is likely Elizabeth. The young male is unidentified. | Shelby, Coleman (I4465)
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| 1161 | Confirming earlier deed from Joseph Henderson to Henry Rowland. Hiram Henderson was executor of the estate of Joseph Henderson. Henry Rowland paid purchase price to estate of Joseph Henderson. | Rollin, Henry (I1036)
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| 1162 | COUNCIL JOURNAL dated 22 Dec. 1767...Arrived from Ireland on the Ship, Earl of Dengal....These families( List of some 10 or more) Dougald Ballentine age 50....allowed 100a Elizabeth Ballentine age 50 William Ballentine age 22....allowed 100a MARGAET MCCLELLAN age 21* Elizabeth Ballentine age 17....allowed 100a Mary Ballentine age 19 Robert Ballentine age 11 Mary McKinney age 70** * Margaret McClellan is likely the daughter of Dougald Ballentine. ** Mary McKinney is likely the mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Ballentine. http://www.geocities.ws/shlyca2/immig.html | Ballentine, Dougald (I5322)
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| 1163 | Court of Quarter Sessions and Pleas, 1790-1793, film No. 8195646, image 57 of 816. | Bennett, Benjamin (I8910)
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| 1164 | CPL CO F 1 REGT SC INF (Hagood's) CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY 1880 Census of Greenville County, SC Highland, Greenville, South Carolina Page 314A Shadrach CRANE Self M Male W 47 SC Farmer SC SC Mary CRANE Wife M Female W 38 SC Keeping House SC SC Furman CRANE Son S Male W 18 SC Farm Laborer SC SC Margaret CRANE Dau S Female W 14 SC At Home SC SC Lydia CRANE Dau S Female W 11 SC At Home SC SC Lola CRANE Dau S Female W 7 SC SC SC John CRANE Son S Male W 2 SC SC SC | Crain, Shadrach R. (I5570)
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| 1165 | Current evidence suggests that Matthias is the son of Joseph Harrison and his wife Christiana. A Crissa Harrison, 84, who appears to be the widow of Jospeh Harrison, is living in the same household as Matthias and his wife in the 1850 census. | Harrison, Matthias (I8297)
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| 1166 | Current evidence suggests that Matthias is the son of Joseph Harrison and his wife Christiana. A Crissa Harrison, 84, who appears to be the widow of Jospeh Harrison, is living in the same household as Matthias and his wife in the 1850 census. | Family F2464
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| 1167 | Cynthia Brooks remained single and never married. | Brooks, Cynthia Adeline (I4924)
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| 1168 | date of bond | Family F871
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| 1169 | Date of bond | Linthicum, Thomas (I3756)
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| 1170 | death certificate | Froneberger, Nancy Missouri (I1143)
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| 1171 | death certificate | Froneberger, Nancy Missouri (I1143)
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| 1172 | death certificate | Hallman, David Plonk (I1142)
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| 1173 | Death certificate names Henry Jackson Dodson as father. | Family F31
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| 1174 | Death certificate names Katie Suddith of Kentucky as his mother. | Covington, Benjamin (I8621)
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| 1175 | Death record states that Ferdinand was 25 years old at the time of his death, placing his birth date between 11 August 1841 and 10 August 1842. | Dove, Ferdinand (I2781)
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| 1176 | Death register in Pittsylvania County states that he was 85 years old at time of his death in 1855. | Ferguson, William (I1090)
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| 1177 | Deed & Wills Book 9, Page 28-30. 11 Nov 1782. Pr. 18 Jul 1791. LWT John Bennett very sick and weak in body but perfect mind and memory. To my beloved wife Elisabeth all the estate, real and personnel, during her life. To my son John, 70 acres, joins Alexander Lee. To my son Jesse, 100 acres with my plantation after the decease of my wife. To my son William, half the appraised value of Negro Peter. The other half of the appraised price of Peter is to be equally divided between my four children: John Bennett, Elisabeth Bennett, Jesse Bennett and Ruth Bennett. My son William is to possess the said Peter after paying the above mentioned children their part. All the rest of my effects to be equally divided between my nine children: William Bennett, Thomas Bennett, John Bennett, Jesse Bennett, Sarah Lee, Winifred McDaniel, Milly Watson, Elisabeth Bennett, and Ann Bennett. Appoint sons William and Thomas Bennett executors. Signed – John Bennett. Wit: George Dodson, Rotherick McDaniel. John Wilson and William Madding security for William Bennett, the eldest son, executor. Court 20 Feb 1797. Will further approved. (Adams 29-30) Sources: Abstracts of Pittsylvania County, Virginia Wills, 1767-1820. Compiled by Lela C. Adams. Southern Historical Press, Inc. Easley, 1986. | Bennett, John (I675)
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| 1178 | Deed Book 6:25 | Bennett, William (I78)
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| 1179 | Deed Book C-1, Page 301 15 Mar 1831 James Billingsly to Joshua Herron South Carolina, Pickens District Know all men by these presents that I James Billingsley of the State and District aforsaid for and in consideration of the sum of Three hundred dollars to me in hand paid by Joshua Heron of the same state and District do bargain sell and deliver unto the sd Joshua Heron a certain tract or Lot of land lying and being on lick log Creek waters of Chattuga River known by No. 2 having such marks as are herein mentioned beginning on a black oak x turning North 82 deg E 49 chains to a Stake x thence N28W to a hickry station on Creek 29 chains 50 links to a pine x thence N68W 12 to a black oak station o thence N62W 30 to a pine station thence to a spanish oak x thence S7E to a Maple station 20 chains to the beging Corner containing 112 Acres with all and singular the rights members with all woods trees waters water courses profits commodities appurtenances and hereditaments whatsoever thereunto belonging. To have and to hold the sd tract or lot of land and I do hereby bind myself my heirs and assigns to warrant and forever defend the sd lot of land to the sd Joshua Heron his heirs and assigns from me my heirs and assigns from my executors and Administrators and from any other person or persons lawfully claiming the same or any part thereof. To which I hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of March 1831 and in the fifty sixth year of the Independence of the United States of America. Signed Jas Billingsley (seal) Signed sealed and delivered in the presents of us Witnesses. J. A. Doyle Henry Smith Personally came before me J. A. Doyle who being duly sworn on his oath saith that he was personally present and saw the within named James Billingsley sign seal and as his act and deed deliver the within deed to Joshua Herne for the use & purposed therein mentiond and that he also saw Henry Smith subscribe his name thereto as a witness together with himself sworn to & subscribed before me Dec 1st 1832. Signed: J. A. Doyle Elihu Creswell [QU?] Recorded the 3rd day of February 1837 and Examined by me W. L. Keith CC & RMC | Herron, Joshua (I6301)
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| 1180 | Deed Book M, pp. 149-150 On margin: “dd. to JS. GRINSTEAD p note 13th March 1752” This INDENTURE made the first and second day of February in the twentyfourth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the second and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty Between MASON BENNETT of the Parish of Dettingen and County of Prince William of one part and EDWARD BENNETT of the Parish & County aforesd of other part Witnesseth that Sd MASON BENNETT for the sum of Thirty pounds Sterling money hath sold unto the said EDWARD BENNETT and to his heirs and assigns that percell of land containing On. hundred & Thirty six acres being in the Parish of Dettingin and County of Prince William it being part of a Tract of Land taken up by WILLIAM BENNETT Decsd. & on the North side of QUANTICO RUN Beginning at a white Oak corner to a tract of land belonging to WILLIAM BENNETT where he now lives and runing No,E. to another white Oak No. Wt. to two red Oak saplins Corner to the first Tract whereof this is part thence with that line Wt to a red Oak on the aforesaid Run side thence Down the Run to the Beginning Together with all houses and premises belonging which Premises now are in the actual possession of him the said EDWARD BENNETT by virtue of one Indenture for one year and of the Statute for transferring uses into possession to Have and To Hold the said tract of land unto him the said EDWARD BENNETT his heirs forever in Witness whereof the said parties have sett their hands and seals Signed: MASON BENNETT in presence of FOUSHEE TEBBS, GEO. BENNETT, WILLIAM BENNETT At a Court held for the County of Prince William the 25th day of March 1750 This Release & Receipt were proved by the Witnesses thereto and admitted to record | Bennett, Edward (I8405)
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| 1181 | Died in labor. | Young, Eliza (I8198)
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| 1182 | died of Pneumonia | Bennett, Archer Robertson (I3968)
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| 1183 | Dill, Archibald: 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-45, 2 females under 10, 1 female 16-26 | Dill, Archibald Thomas (I873)
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| 1184 | Divorce Folders Found in box C.R. 020.604.1 NC Archives 1860...Joseph DILL vs Elizabeth DILL ****Marriage Bond dated 9 Jan 1858 Caswell Co. Maiden name SAUNDERS CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: NC COUNTY: Caswell DIVISION: * REEL NO: M432-623 PAGE NO: 206b REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 19th day of Sept. 1850 by Wm. P. Graves ================================================================================================================ LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB REMARKS ================================================================================================================31 490 492 DillJames32 M . Farmer 80 Caswell NC . . X . . 32 490 492 Dill Jane 32 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 33 490 492 Dill Joel J. 5 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 34 490 492 Dill Rheuben H. 2 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 35 490 492 Dill John A. 10/12 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 36 491 493 Walker Alexander J. 35 M . Machinist .Caswell NC . . . . . 37 491 493 Walker Mary 37 F .. .Caswell NC . . X . . 38 491 493 Walker Jonas H. 16 M . Labourer .Caswell NC . . . . . 39 491 493 Walker Elizabeth J. 15 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 40 491 493 Walker Archibald J. 10 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 41 491 493 Walker Rebecca P. 8 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 42 492 494 Strader David 30 M . Farmer .Caswell NC . . X . . CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: NC COUNTY: Caswell DIVISION: * REEL NO: M432-623 PAGE NO: 207a REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 20th day of Sept. 1850 by Wm. P. Graves ================================================================================================================ LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB REMARKS ================================================================================================================ 1 492 494 Strader Hannah 30 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . handwritten pg. #413 2 492 494 Strader Elliza W. 9/12 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 3 492 494 Dill Joseph 23 M . Farmer .Caswell NC . . . . . 4 492 494 Strader Mary 22 F .. .Caswell NC . . X . . 5 492 494 Strader Susan 18 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 6 492 494 Strader Margaret 6 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 7 493 495 Johnston Lancelot 50 M . Farmer 7,200 Caswell NC . . . . . 8 493 495 Johnston Matilda 37 F .. .Rockingham NC . . . . . 9 493 495 Johnston Jane E. 18 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 10 493 495 Johnston Mary E. 16 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 11 493 495 Johnston William G. 14 M .. .Caswell NC . X . . . 12 493 495 Johnston Oliver S. 11 M .. .Caswell NC . X . . . 13 493 495 Johnston Laura 7 M .. .Caswell NC . X . . . 14 493 495 Johnston John B. 5 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 15 493 495 Johnston Robert 2 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 16 494 496 Cobb Noah 62 M . Farmer 150 Caswell NC . . . . . 17 494 496 Cobb Jane 45 F .. .Caswell NC . . . . . 18 494 496 Cobb Archibald 15 M . Labourer .Caswell NC . . . . . 19 494 496 Cobb Benjamin 6 M .. .Caswell NC . . . . . | Dill, Joseph (I5685)
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| 1185 | Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Volume IX, 1796-1800, Elmer T. Hutchinson, Heritage Books, Westminster, Maryland, 2008 Calendar of New Jesey Wills 1796-1800 p. 65 1796, Sept. 26. Chambers, Mary, of the City of Trenton, Hunterdon Co., widow; will of. To daughter, Mary O’Neil, otherwise called Mary Jobs, of Georgetown on the Potomac, £150; also 1 silver watch, walnut desk, 13 yds. Of linen, 2 tablecloths, chest of drawers, 6 silver teaspoons, 25 lbs. of flax and all wearing apparel; also lot of land at Lamberton, Burlington Co., during her life. Daughter, Nancy Crow (wife of Robert Crow, of Washington Co., Virginia), £80; also 6 silver teaspoons, tea tongs in Sally Moore’s possession, gold ring and ½ of personal left daughter Mary O’Neil, should she predecease testatrix. Granddaughter, Mary Brown (wife of Peter Brown, of Trenton), the real and ½ of personal left daughter Mary O’Neil after her decease; also £35; and to Mary Brown (the daughter of said granddaughter Mary Brown), 1 lookking glass, tea things, a small salver and £25, when 18. Granddaughter, Mary Davies (daughter of Nancy Crow), £25. To Peter Brown of Trenton, £15. Grandson, William O’Neil, 5 shillings. Half of the money due from the estate of James Hill, dec’d to be discharged, the remaining part to Margaret Clothier. Daughter, Sarah Hill, 10 shillings. Great granddaughter, mary Hill, a bed in her mother’s possession. Residue to be divided between Mary O’Neil, Nancy Crow and Mary Brown. Executors—daughter, Mary O’Neil and George Ely, carpenter, of Trenton. Witnesses—Nathan Wright, Jame Craft and Gershom Craft. Proved Feb. 3, 1798. Lib. 37, p. 456 1798, Feb 3. Inventory, £874.14.5; made by Joseph Bond and William Rippon. File 1827J. 12 Feb 1798. Trenton Newspaper. Notice to debtors to discharge debts owed to estate of Mary Chambers, otherwise known as Mary Gammon. George Ely and Mary O’neal exors. | Mary (I7230)
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| 1186 | Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Volume XII, 1810-1813, Elmer T. Hutchinson, Heritage Books, Westminster, Maryland, 2008 p. 280 1808, Dec 24. O’Neal, Mary, of Trenton, Hunterdon Co.; will of. Daughter, Mary Brown (widow of Peter Brown), a bond given by William Tindall to my late mother, Mary Chambers, for £150 and a mortgage securing same on place called the White House farm; also my silver watch, a bed and bedding, chest of drawers, ten plate stove, all household goods, except such as are hereinafter disposed of. Granddaughter, Mary Phillips (dauther of my daughter, Mary Brown), lot of land at upper end of Trenton on York road, adjoining John Chambers, Mr. Crisman, (about ¼ acre) and at her death to her son, Robert Phillips, but if he should die without issue then said land to her eldest daughter, or lacking a daughter, to her then eldest son. If both of them should die without issue, then said land to my grandson, William O’Neal (son of William O’Neal, of Washington City). Mary Phillips, also to have $80; also a bed and bedding, walnut chest. Son, William O’Neal, $30 to be paid on demand. Residue of all estate to said Mary Brown or her heirs, or then to children of William O’Neal. Executrix – daughter, Mary Brown. Witnesses – Stacy Potts, James J. Wilson, Barret D. Wall. Proved Dec. 17, 1813. | Mary (I7232)
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| 1187 | Douglas Register | Family F505
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| 1188 | Drowned in James River at 19 | Mosby, Benjamin (I3720)
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| 1189 | Drury's middle initial is given in the bill of complaint filed in Halifix County Court during the November Term 1814 by Archer S. Wood against th administrator's of George Wood after his widow Mary died. Drury was already deceased at the time and his sons Drury B Wood and William Wood are named as parties to the suit. | Wood, Drury B. (I8351)
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| 1190 | Dugal and Elizabeth Ballentine arrived with their family from Ireland aboard _Earl of Denegal_, Duncan Ferguson, Master, December 22, 1767. A list of the family members and the acreage received can be gleaned from _A Compilation of the Original Lists of Protestant Immigrants to South Carolina 1763-1773_ by Janie Revill, GPC, 1968, pages 87-92. They came in response to the Bounty Act passed July 25, 1761. Dugal's Royal Grant can be found in the SC Archives, Royal Grants, vol. 32, pg. 51. It is for 'two hundred acres of land in Craven County the waters of Wateree Creek bounding Northerly by John Isaacs land Easterly by Robert Ellisons land the other sides by vacant lands.' It is signed August 11, 1774. | Ballentine, Dougald (I5322)
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| 1191 | Edgewood Cemetery | Dill, Pertima Angelina (I5708)
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| 1192 | Edgewood Cemetery | Cannon, David (I5420)
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| 1193 | Edward Taylor Bennett is buried in the C.D. Bennett family cemetery. | Bennett, Edward Taylor (I4572)
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| 1194 | Edward Whitt (31) and wife Martha (30) appear in the 1850 census in Guilford Co. The census indicates that Edward was born in Guilford Co. and that Martha was born in Rockingham Co. A John Terrill (20) is also living in the home. 1850 Guilford Co., North Carolina Census, M432, roll 632, p. 441. Edward Whit, 40, is listed in the 1860 census for Rockingham Co., NC. His household includes his wife Martha A. Whit, 40, and daughters Mary A. Whit, 7, Eliza E. Whit, 4, and Martha T. Whit, 2. 1860 Rockingham Co., North Carolina Census, M653, roll 912,, p. 20. Edward Whit is listed in the 1870 census for Rockingham Co., NC. His household includes Martha A. Whit, 48, Mary Whit, 16, Eliza E Whit 14, and Nettie, 9. 1870 Rockingham Co., Norh Carolina Census, Roll, pg. 396. Edward Whit died before 1880. His wife Martha appears as head of household in the 1880 census and her marital status is widowed. A second Edward Whitt (26) and Elizabeth (26) are listed in Guilford Co. 1850 Guilford Co., NC Census, M432, roll 632, p. 448. An Edward Whitt married Elizabeth Cook 9 Aug. 1848 in Guilford Co. Bondsman was Daniel Shepherd. The evidence suggests that this is a different person. The bondsman on Edward Whitt’s marriage bond was Pendleton Jones. E.P Sharp witnessed the marriage bond. A Wilmot Whit is listed in the 1830 census in Guilford Co., NC with 1 male 10-15 and 1 male 30-40. For future research The estate of Elizabeth Whit of Guilford Co. was settled Feb. 1824 by Thomas Gray as administrator. John Montgomery and Alexander Gray were appointed commissioners to value the estate. Book X-2, p. 33. There is no indication of relatives in the record. | Whitt, Edward (I31)
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| 1195 | Eldred Stott was a private in the 24th regiment Goergia Infantry, Company H. | Stott, Eldred Clayton (I7452)
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| 1196 | Eleanor H. Lyon is identified as a daughter of Charles Anderson. | Anderson, Eleanor Hightower (I8966)
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| 1197 | Elijah Thomas enlisted in Rockingham County, North Carolina on March or June 1814 for a term of 5 years. The record of his enlistment states that he was 43 years old and was born in Halifax County, Virginia. His age at the time eof enlistment is consistent with census records in Rockingham County, North Carolina . He was discharged in August 1816. | Thomas, Elijah (I8295)
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| 1198 | Elisha Harrison is identified as a neighbor in two deeds: one in 1791 from Sikes to Caty Harris and a 1792 deed from David Moore to Thomas Gibbs. Amos Harris is listed as a neighbor in both deeds. | Harrison, Elisha (I2464)
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| 1199 | Elizabeth appears in the household of her father in the 1840 and 1850census of Pickens Co., GA. In the 1850 census her name appears as Elizabeth Herron. Elizabeth appears in the 1870 census of Rabun Co., GAliving next door to her daughter Bethany Barnes. In this census her name appears as Elizabeth Selby. The death certificate of Bethany Barnes identifies her parents as Betsy Herrin and Jack Selby. 1870 Census, Rabun Co., GA Selby, Elizabeth, 63 Monroe, 13 Cordelia, 13 George, 7 Barnes, Betheny, 38 Hester Ann, 11 Malissa, 9 1880 Census, Rabun Co., GA, ED 171, Page 32 Dwelling #272, Household #283 Barnes, Bethany, W, F, 48, Widowed/Divorced, Keeping Home, SC, NC, NC Hester Ann, W, F, 20, Daughter, Single, At home, SC, SC, SC Latha M, W, F, 18, Daughter, Single, At home, GA, SC, SC Selby, Elizabeth, W, F, 75, Mother, Widowed/Divorced, NC, NC, NC | Herron, Elizabeth (I6243)
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| 1200 | Elizabeth Bennett was taken into the care of the Broad Run Baptist Churh on 11 August 1765. | Bennett, Elizabeth (I175)
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